The African Repository, Volumes 43-44American Colonization Society, 1967 - African Americans |
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... coast . The interior of that vast region . had scarcely been visited by a solitary traveller . The slave - trade , that dark blot upon the records of the eighteenth century , was ac- tively carried on along the whole western coast from ...
... coast . The interior of that vast region . had scarcely been visited by a solitary traveller . The slave - trade , that dark blot upon the records of the eighteenth century , was ac- tively carried on along the whole western coast from ...
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... Coast , viz . , the Gambia , Sierra Leone , and Cape Coast Castle ; nor from the adjacent territories under the influence of those settle- ments ; nor from the Republic of Liberia , nor the Dutch settle- ments on the Gold Coast ; so ...
... Coast , viz . , the Gambia , Sierra Leone , and Cape Coast Castle ; nor from the adjacent territories under the influence of those settle- ments ; nor from the Republic of Liberia , nor the Dutch settle- ments on the Gold Coast ; so ...
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... coast of the Gambia . In our limited space , it cannot be expected that we should follow the author in due sequence in an account of observations made on a coast line of three thousand miles , or even group , under their general heads ...
... coast of the Gambia . In our limited space , it cannot be expected that we should follow the author in due sequence in an account of observations made on a coast line of three thousand miles , or even group , under their general heads ...
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